Jonathan Delbridge is well known for his exciting and varied concert programmes on both the piano and organ. He is a versatile musician, performing major classical works, jazz standards and his own improvisations and likes to interact with the audience, giving background information to the pieces performed. Jonathan regularly performs at a wide range of small and large venues, from the Royal Albert Hall, and York Minster to Plymouth University and his own village church in Somerset. Jonathan has a special interest in English piano music and was recently awarded a Fellowship from the National College of Music for his thesis entitled “A Study of the Piano Music of George Frederick Pinto”. In his examiner’s report, Dr Andrew Wilson said of Jonathan "He has surely become one of the greatest experts on this composer alive today” Recent performances have included: A series of online concerts during the Covid-19 lockdown, raising over £3000 for charities. English Music for piano and organ – an afternoon concert at Sidholme Music room. By George! - A piano concert of music by Gershwin including the Rhapsody in Blue in its original solo piano version. Mozart – A celebration of the piano music of Mozart including his Sonata in A minor K310 and Variations in C (Twinkle Twinkle little star) A series of online concerts exploring the piano music of George Frederick Pinto. Confounded Box of Whistles – an illustrated talk on the pipe organ for the Two Moors Festival.